Vaginal Rejuvenation Cost in 2026: Surgical & Non-Surgical

Medically reviewed by Dr. Dana Goldberg, MD, board-certified plastic surgeon (American Board of Plastic Surgery), Jupiter, FL. · Updated August 2026

Quick answer: “Vaginal rejuvenation” is an umbrella term, so the cost depends on which procedure you actually need. At Dr. Dana Goldberg’s Jupiter practice, non-surgical laser and radiofrequency treatments run $900–$1,900 per session, while surgical vaginoplasty (internal vaginal tightening) is $9,000–$13,000, quoted in writing at your consultation.

Key facts:

Non-surgical (laser / RF): $1,000–$1,900 per session
Surgical vaginoplasty: $12,000–$14,000
Labiaplasty: $4,500–$9,000 (see our labiaplasty cost guide)
Insurance: almost always considered cosmetic and not covered
Financing: monthly payment plans available

What is vaginal rejuvenation?

Vaginal rejuvenation is an umbrella term for a group of procedures that restore comfort, function, and appearance to the vaginal and vulvar area — often after childbirth, weight loss, or menopause. It splits into two broad categories: non-surgical treatments (laser and radiofrequency energy that tighten and refresh tissue) and surgical procedures (such as vaginoplasty, which physically tightens the vaginal canal, and labiaplasty, which reshapes the labia). Because those are very different procedures, they carry very different price tags — which is why there’s no single vaginal rejuvenation cost.

How much does vaginal rejuvenation cost?

Vaginal rejuvenation costs anywhere from about $900 for a single non-surgical session to $13,000 for surgical vaginoplasty, depending entirely on the procedure. Non-surgical laser and radiofrequency treatments are the least expensive and are usually done as a short series; surgical procedures cost more but deliver permanent results in one procedure.

Here’s how the options compare at Dr. Dana Goldberg’s Jupiter practice.

Vaginal rejuvenation option	Type	Typical cost
Non-surgical laser (FemTouch CO2 vaginal laser)	Non-surgical	$1,200–$1,300 per session
External vaginal skin resurfacing	Non-surgical	$1,500–$1,900 per session
PRP (FemShot PRP treatment)	Non-surgical	$950 per treatment
Vaginoplasty (surgical vaginal tightening)	Surgical	$12,000–$15,000
Perineoplasty (perineum repair)	Surgical	$3,500–$6,000
Labiaplasty (labia minora)	Surgical	$5,000–$9,000
Clitoral hood reduction	Surgical	Approx. $4,000
Labia majora reduction	Surgical	$6,000–$9,500

Surgical prices are all-inclusive of surgeon, anesthesia, and Dr. Dana’s AAAASF-accredited facility. Non-surgical treatments are usually done as a series; ask about package pricing. Your exact quote is confirmed at consultation.

How much does non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation cost?

Non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation typically costs $1200–$1,900 per session, and most patients complete a series of about three sessions with annual maintenance to sustain results. These treatments use laser or radiofrequency energy to tighten and refresh vaginal tissue with little to no downtime — no incisions, no anesthesia, and usually just a few days of light restrictions.

FemTouch CO2 laser: about $1500–$1,900 per session; a typical protocol is three sessions spaced about six weeks apart, with annual maintenance. Ideal for mild laxity, dryness, and mild incontinence.
FemShot (PRP): platelet-rich plasma to support tissue health and sensation; priced at $950 per treatment.

Non-surgical options are the most budget-friendly entry point, but they refresh and tighten rather than surgically reconstruct. Because the results are maintained rather than permanent, factor annual upkeep into the true cost.

How much does surgical vaginal rejuvenation (vaginoplasty) cost?

Vaginoplasty — surgical tightening of the vaginal canal — costs approximately $12,000–$14,000 at Dr. Dana’s practice. It’s performed under general anesthesia, and excess vaginal lining is removed, the muscles are tightened with absorbable sutures, and the lining is repaired.

The price is higher than non-surgical options because it includes the surgeon’s fee, anesthesia, and an accredited surgical facility, but the result is significant and permanent from a single procedure. You’ll need to avoid heavy lifting and intimacy for about eight weeks post-procedure. For laxity that’s more than mild, surgery is the most effective option.

Non-surgical vs. surgical vaginal rejuvenation: which do you need?

Non-surgical treatments are best for mild laxity, dryness, or mild incontinence and cost far less; surgery is for significant laxity and delivers a permanent result.

Choosing the right one is what actually controls your cost, and it’s the single biggest advantage of consulting a plastic surgeon who offers both, rather than a med spa that only offers energy devices.

	Non-surgical (laser / RF)	Surgical (vaginoplasty)
Best for	Mild laxity, dryness, mild incontinence	Significant laxity after childbirth or age
Cost	$1,500–$1,900 per session	$12,000–$15,000
Anesthesia	None	General
Downtime	2–4 days of light restrictions	About 8 weeks before heavy activity or intimacy
Results	Refresh and tighten; annual maintenance	Significant and permanent, one procedure

What affects the cost of vaginal rejuvenation?

Beyond surgical vs. non-surgical, a handful of predictable factors move the price up or down.

The specific procedure: A single laser session, a three-session series, a labiaplasty, and a full vaginoplasty are entirely different price points.
Number of sessions: Non-surgical results build over a series and are sustained with annual maintenance, so budget for the full protocol, not one visit.
Anesthesia: Non-surgical treatments need none; surgical vaginoplasty requires general anesthesia, which is built into the quote.
Facility: Surgery in an accredited surgery center is generally more cost-efficient than a hospital operating room.
Combined procedures: Many patients pair procedures (for example, labiaplasty with clitoral hood reduction, or vaginoplasty within a mommy makeover), which changes the total.
Surgeon’s credentials: A board-certified plastic surgeon commands a higher fee than a non-specialist — and for intimate, permanent surgery, it’s money well spent.

Does insurance cover vaginal rejuvenation?

In almost all cases, no — vaginal rejuvenation is considered cosmetic, so insurance does not cover it. Narrow exceptions can apply when a documented functional problem is involved (for example, certain repairs tied to childbirth injury or prolapse), but coverage isn’t guaranteed and requires documentation and pre-authorization.

Most patients plan to pay out of pocket, which makes financing worth understanding up front.

How can I finance vaginal rejuvenation?

Most patients pay out of pocket, and that’s easier than it sounds. Dr. Dana’s practice offers third-party cosmetic surgery financing through CareCredit and Alphaeon Credit that break the cost into manageable monthly payments, often with low- or no-interest introductory options for qualified applicants.

Ask about financing at your consultation so you can plan the timing around your budget.

How much does vaginal rejuvenation cost in Palm Beach County and Jupiter, FL?

At Dr. Dana Goldberg’s Jupiter practice, non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation runs $1500–$1,900 per session and surgical vaginoplasty is $12,000–$15,000.

What sets her apart locally is range: As a board-certified plastic surgeon, she offers the full spectrum — non-surgical laser and radiofrequency and surgical vaginoplasty and labiaplasty — performed in her own AAAASF-accredited surgery center. Many local providers are med spas or wellness clinics that offer only energy-device treatments and can’t perform surgery, so they can’t tell you honestly whether a $1,500 laser or a $10,000 surgery is the right answer for your anatomy.

Patients come to Jupiter for vaginal rejuvenation from across Palm Beach County — West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Tequesta, and beyond — for that combination of full-range expertise and honest guidance under one roof.

Is vaginal rejuvenation worth the cost?

For the right candidate, yes — but “worth it” depends on matching the procedure to the problem.

Non-surgical treatments are a lower-cost way to address mild laxity, dryness, or mild incontinence, with the trade-off of ongoing maintenance. Surgery costs more up front but resolves significant laxity permanently in a single procedure.

The most expensive path is the wrong procedure — paying for a series of laser sessions that were never going to fix significant laxity or over-treating a mild concern. The best way to protect your investment is to consult a surgeon who can offer either and has no incentive to steer you toward only what they happen to sell.

Why choose a board-certified plastic surgeon for vaginal rejuvenation?

Vaginal rejuvenation ranges from a quick laser session to permanent reconstructive surgery, and only a small number of providers can safely offer the whole range. Before you compare prices, compare providers:

Board certification by the American Board of Plastic Surgery — not a weekend device certification.
The ability to offer both non-surgical and surgical options, so the recommendation fits your anatomy, not the provider’s equipment.
An accredited surgical facility (AAAASF, AAAHC, or a hospital) for any procedure requiring anesthesia.

Dr. Dana Goldberg meets all three, which is why patients trust her for results in one of the body’s most sensitive areas.

The bottom line

Vaginal rejuvenation costs anywhere from about $1500 per non-surgical session to $15,000 for surgical vaginoplasty, with labiaplasty in between at $5,000–$9,000. It’s almost always cosmetic and paid out of pocket, but financing makes it manageable.

The smartest first step isn’t choosing a price — it’s a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon who can match the right procedure to your goals and give you an exact, written quote.

Get your personalized vaginal rejuvenation quote.

Dr. Dana Goldberg will help you choose the right option — surgical or non-surgical — and give you a clear price in writing. Request a consultation: drdanamd.com/contact

Frequently asked questions about vaginal rejuvenation cost

How much does vaginal rejuvenation cost?

It ranges from about $1500 for a single non-surgical laser or radiofrequency session to $11,000–$15,000 for surgical vaginoplasty. Labiaplasty falls in between at $5,000–$9,000. The cost depends entirely on which procedure you need.

How much does non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation cost?

Non-surgical laser and radiofrequency treatments typically cost $1500–$1,900 per session, and most patients do a series of about three sessions with annual maintenance to sustain results.

How much does surgical vaginal rejuvenation cost?

Surgical vaginoplasty (vaginal tightening) costs approximately $11,000–$15,000, performed under general anesthesia. That price is all-inclusive of the surgeon, anesthesia, and an accredited surgical facility.

Is non-surgical or surgical vaginal rejuvenation better?

Non-surgical treatments are best for mild laxity, dryness, or mild incontinence and cost far less, but results require maintenance. Surgery is best for significant laxity and delivers a permanent result in one procedure. A surgeon who offers both can tell you which fits your anatomy.

Does insurance cover vaginal rejuvenation?

Usually not — it’s almost always considered cosmetic. Coverage is only possible in narrow cases tied to a documented functional or childbirth-related problem, and even then it requires pre-authorization and isn’t guaranteed.

Can I finance vaginal rejuvenation?

Yes. Most patients pay out of pocket, and third-party financing through CareCredit and Alphaeon Credit can spread the cost into manageable monthly payments, often with low- or no-interest introductory options for qualified applicants.

How long do vaginal rejuvenation results last?

Surgical vaginoplasty results are permanent. Non-surgical laser and radiofrequency results build over a series and are maintained with annual touch-up sessions, so plan for ongoing upkeep with those options.

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About the author

Dr. Dana Goldberg, MD — Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon

Dr. Dana Goldberg is a board-certified plastic surgeon (American Board of Plastic Surgery) practicing in Jupiter, Florida, where her practice focuses exclusively on cosmetic surgery and non-surgical aesthetics. She earned her medical degree at The Ohio State University College of Medicine and completed integrated plastic surgery training at Ohio State University Hospital. She has been named one of Newsweek’s “America’s Best Plastic Surgeons” (2024, 2025, and 2026) and operates in her own AAAASF-accredited surgery center. Vaginal rejuvenation, labiaplasty, and female genital aesthetics are among her signature procedures — performed across the full surgical and non-surgical range.

This article is for general educational purposes and reflects typical pricing at this practice as of August 2026; it is not medical advice or a price quote. Costs vary by patient and are confirmed only after an in-person consultation and examination. Individual results, candidacy, and recovery vary. Please consult a board-certified plastic surgeon about your specific situation.